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All Time ............................................................................1-1
Streak ..............................................................................W1
At Home ........................................................................ 1-0
On the Road ..............................................................0-0
Neutral Site ................................................................. 0-1
Last Win ......................................... 3-1, Sept. 9, 2010
Last Loss .......................................3-2, Sept. 11, 1999
HOW TO FOLLOW
TV/Stream ..................................................ESPN+
Live Stats ................. bluehenstats.statb.us
X/Instagram ...................... @Delaware_VB
WHO ARE WE
Only refer to our institution as the
University of Delaware or UD. Do not
use “U of D,” “UofD,” “the U of D” or
“UDel.” Do not use periods in “UD.”
We are the Fightin’ Blue Hens on first
reference and Blue Hens, Hens, or Blue
& Gold after that.
GM
24/25
Head Coach: Kimberly Lambert
Record at UD: 68-39 (4 years)
Career Record: 86-104 (7 years)
Last: L, 3-0 at WKU
Head Coach: Brenda Gray
Record at SHSU: 786-607 (42 years)
Career Record: Same
Last: W, 3-0 vs LA Tech
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MEDIA RELATIONS
For interview requests for volleyball
or coaches, please contact Michael
Riccio, Associate Director of
Communications & Creative Services
Email ...................................mriccio@udel.edu
Number .......................................203-516-8424
SERIES HISTORY - SHSU DELAWARE (7-16, 4-10)
SHSU
(10-17, 2-12)
2025 SCHEDULE
aug. 30
L, 3-1
aug. 31
L, 3-0
sept. 5
L, 3-0
sept. 26/27
L, 3-2 / L, 3-0
sept. 6
W, 3-0
sept. 20
W, 3-1
sept. 7
W, 3-0
sept. 13
L, 3-0
sept. 19
L, 3-0
sept. 12
L, 3-0
*all times ET
oct. 3/4
W, 3-2 / W, 3-1
oct. 10/11
W, 3-2 / W, 3-1
oct. 17/18
L, 3-0 / L, 3-0
oct. 24/25
L, 3-2 / L, 3-1
oct. 31/nov. 1
L, 3-1 / L, 3-0
nov. 7/8
L, 3-1 / L, 3-0
nov. 14/15
Newark, Del.
ESPN+ | 6 PM/1 PM
nov. 21/23
Miami, Fla.
ESPN+
K-STATE INVITATIONAL BLUE HEN INVITATIONAL OLD DOMINION INVITATIONAL DELAWARE INVITATIONAL
The University of Delaware volleyball team
enters the final weekend of the regular
season still in contention for a Conference
USA Tournament berth. UD needs to go 2-0
against Sam Houston, while Missouri State
must go 0-2 against Middle Tennessee.
Delaware can only be the eight seed if it
were to clinch a postseason spot, and would
play the No. 1 seed in next week’s CUSA
Tournament. The conference tournament will
be held in Miami, Fla., and hosted by FIU.
Asia Murray is looking to wrap up a historic
defensive season. She is currently averaging
1.27 blocks per set, second best in CUSA and
49th best in the country. Her 1.27 blocks per
set would be the second best all-time in a
single-season in Delaware history - behind
only Karen Kunselman’s 1.33 in 1996.
Following the conclusion of Saturday’s match,
Delaware will honor its seniors - Raina
Hughes, Cadence Nguyen, Dylan Norris, and
Sila Ozyurek.
WEEKEND PREVIEW SEASON LEADERS
anna logan gillens
kills
258 kills
3.11 kills/set
.187 pct
asia murray
blocks
107 blocks
1.27 blocks/set
digs
265 digs
3.40 digs/set
cadence nguyen
aces
26 aces
0.33 aces/set
cadence nguyen
GAME PROMOTIONS
Theme .............................. MVP/Faculty Staff
Appreciation ...........................................................
.................................................................Senior Day
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After a nearly 18-month wait, the new
era is finally here and the University of
Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens are officially
full members of Conference USA as of
July 1, 2025. Fourteen of UD’s 22 varsity
programs will be housed in CUSA, with
seven others joining as affiliate members
in the Atlantic Sun (women’s lacrosse,
men’s and women’s swimming & diving),
Atlantic 10 (men’s lacrosse), Mid-American
Conference (rowing), The Summit League
(men’s soccer), and Atlantic Hockey
America (ice hockey). Field hockey will play
an independent schedule this fall as the
department continues to work diligently to
finalize a new conference for the reigning
CAA champions.
An athletic department built on history and
tradition, Delaware brings an abundance
of success to CUSA having won 10 national
championships, 172 team conference titles,
282 individual conference crowns, 342
major conference awards, 2,655 all-league
selections, and 543 all-americans.
UD student-athletes complement their
athletic success with strong academic
performances. During the 2024-25
academic year, the Blue Hens compiled a
cumulative 3.41 grade-point average—the
highest in department history, excluding
academic terms impacted by COVID-19.
This marked the 11th-consecutive year and
the 23rd-straight semester in which UD
student-athletes have posted a 3.00 GPA
or better.
The move will push the Delaware brand
across the nation, spanning from the
northeast down into Florida, and west as
far as New Mexico. However, the reach
won’t stop there. At least five football
games will hit the national scene on CBS
Sports Network/ESPN family of networks,
including a non-conference tilt on FOX
against Colorado. Men’s and women’s
basketball will also have the chance to
play nationally televised games as part of
CUSA’s media rights agreement with CBS
Sports Network and ESPN.
Speaking of reach, Delaware’s initial
announcements about joining Conference
USA reached over two billion people
according to social media analytics. Put
that into perspective - just over one million
people live in the state of Delaware. That
means these announcements reached over
2,000 Delawares.
Conference USA is an NCAA Division I
conference championing success in college
athletics through dedicated leadership,
dynamic partnership, and diverse
membership. Founded in 1995 and based in
Dallas, CUSA is home to nine schools: FIU,
Jacksonville State, Liberty, Louisiana Tech,
Middle Tennessee, New Mexico State, Sam
Houston, UTEP, and WKU. Kennesaw State
joins the league in 2024 and Delaware
begins competition in 2025.
“Adding the University of Delaware is a
tremendous opportunity for Conference
USA as we strategically position ourselves
for continued success,” Conference USA
Commissioner Judy MacLeod said. “We
are excited to add the state’s flagship
university with its rich history in athletics
and academics and look forward to our
partnership with President Dennis Assanis,
Director of Athletics Chrissi Rawak, and
their leadership group.”
A NEW ERA
SPONSORED DELAWARE SPORTS
- Baseball
- M/W Basketball
- W Cross Country/Track & Field
- Football
- M/W Golf
- W Soccer
- Softball
- M/W Tennis
- Volleyball
OTHER DELAWARE SPORTS AFFILIATIONS
- Field Hockey Mountain Pacific
Sports Federation
- Ice Hockey Atlantic Hockey America
- M Lacrosse Atlantic 10
- W Lacrosse Atlantic Sun
- W Rowing Mid-American
- M Soccer The Summit League
- M/W Swim/Dive Atlantic Sun
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School ......................................University of Delaware
Location ...........................................................Newark, Del.
Founded .............................................................................1743
Enrollment ...................................................................24,039
Interim President ................................... Laura Carlson
School Website .................................... www.udel.edu
Nickname ........................................... Fightin’ Blue Hens
School Colors ...............................................Blue & Gold
Athletics Website ...................www.bluehens.com
Interim Director of Athletics ......Jordan Skolnick
Conference .......................................... Conference USA
Website ...........................www.conferenceusa.com
Arena .........................................Bob Carpenter Center
Surface ...............................................................Hardwood
Capacity ........................................................................ 5,000
First Season ......................................................................1972
All-Time Record ..............................1,086-782-4 (.581)
Conference Regular Season Championships .. 8
Conference Tournament Championships .......... 7
Head Coach ................................... Kimberly Lambert
...............................................(Texas A&M-Kingsville ‘01)
Record at UD ........................................ 68-37 / 4 years
Career Record ................................... 86-102 / 7 years
Returning Players ..............................................................10
Newcomers ............................................................................. 6
Roster Makeup
Liberos ................................................................................4
Middle Blockers ........................................................... 4
Opposite Hitters .........................................................2
Outside Hitters ............................................................. 4
Setters ................................................................................ 2
2024 Overall Record ............................................... 20-7
2024 CAA Record .......................................... 15-3, T-1st
2024 Postseason ....CAA Championship Runner-Ups
QUICK FACTS
VOLLEYBALL PROGRAM
storylines ...............................................................................3-7
delaware record when ..................................................4
on this date in delaware volleyball history .....4
active career leaders .......................................................4
last time a blue hen ...........................................................5
lambert all-time vs opponents ................................. 6
set highs ..................................................................................... 7
statistical comparison ..................................................... 7
roser + pronunicions ...................................................8
kimberly lambert bio ........................................................ 9
assistant coaches & support staff ....................... 10
conference usa .................................................................... 11
starters by game ............................................................... 12
game-by-game statistical leaders ..................... 13
game-by-game box scores .............................. 14-19
season stats ..................................................................20-21
ncaa rankings ............................................................. 22-23
tv roster ................................................................................... 24
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Delaware is looking to snap an eight-game
losing streak - its longest in a season since
2016. .
- Delaware is 4-0 against the current teams
below them in the CUSA standings - Middle
Tennessee and LA Tech.
- Delaware has won its last two Senior Day
games, defeating North Carolina 3-0 in 2023
and Elon 3-0 in 2024.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR...
6-2
Delaware began utilizing a 6-2
rotation on Sept. 19 against Penn.
On Oct. 11, Aubrey Lyssy (22) and
Kennedi Inman (20) each had at
least 20 assists. This was the first
time Delaware had two players
record at least 20 assists in the
same match since Lily Rogers and
Ezgi Basaranlar did so against
Hofstra on Oct. 23, 2022.
Lyssy and Inman also each had
over 20 assists in Delaware’s
match against Kennesaw State on
Oct. 24
historical start
Aubrey Lyssy made her collegiate
debut during the Delaware
Invitational against Penn and Saint
Peter’s. She had seven assists
and three digs in the final two
sets played against Penn before
breaking out with 20 assists and
15 digs against Saint Peter’s.
Lyssy became the first UD player
with a double-double within her
first two career matches since
2019, when Lani Mason and Ezgi
Basaranlar both did it in their
collegiate debuts on August 30
against West Virginia. Lyssy
also became the first Delaware
player with at least 15 digs in a
match within their first two career
games since Mason had 16 in her
debut.
Lyssy also recorded a double-
double in two consecutive
matches against Louisiana Tech
on Oct. 3 and Oct. 4, the first
Delaware freshman to do so
since Basaranlar on Sept. 13, 2019
against Incarnate Word and
Niagara. She had three double-
doubles in her first six career
matches.
block party
Delaware ranks first in CUSA in
blocks per set at 2.49, ahead of
the conference leaders in the
standings Western Kentucky and
UTEP, who have 2.45. The Blue
Hens also rank 47th nationally in
blocks per set.
Asia Murray ranks 49th nationally
in blocks per set and second
in CUSA. Since Sep. 19, she is
averaging 1.32 blocks per set.
Sila Ozyurek also ranks in the top
10 in CUSA in blocks per set with
1.06. Ozyurek had 10 blocks in four
sets against Western Kentucky on
Nov. 7, the second-most blocks
in a four-set match among CUSA
players this season and most
blocks in a four-set CUSA match
this season.
Delaware’s 16.5 blocks against
Western Kentucky on Nov. 7 were
a season-high and most in a
match since having 21.5 on Sept. 1,
2023 against Tarleton State.
long-time coming
Despite being members of the
team in 2023 and 2024, Kennedi
Inman and Morgan Campbell,
now in their junior years, made
their collegiate debuts at the
K-State Invitational.
Inman had 39 assists in her first
career game against UMBC - the
most assists by a Delaware player
in their college debut since Ezgi
Basaranlar on August 30, 2019
against West Virginia.
Campbell had five kills and four
blocks in her debut in the match
against UMBC.
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ON THIS DATE IN DELAWARE VOLLEYBALL HISTORY...
NOV.
14
Delaware is 8-7 all-time on Nov. 14, last playing in 2021 - a 3-0
win against William & Mary on Senior Day. Lani Mason and
Savannah Seemans each had nine kills and hit over .500. UD
won three-straight matches on Nov 14 from 1993-1995.
DELAWARE RECORD WHEN
UNDER
2025 LAMBERT
Overall 7-16 68-49
Conference 4-10 44-22
Non-conference 3-6 24-17
Home 5-6 32-14
Away 2-8 27-19
Neutral 0-2 9-6
Current Streak L8 L8
Current Home Streak L2 L2
Current Road Streak L6 L6
Current Neutral Streak L2 L4
August 0-2 5-5
September 3-6 22-15
October 4-5 24-12
November 0-3 18-5
December 0-0 0-1
3-Set Matches 2-10 34-17
4-Set Matches 3-4 18-12
5-Set Matches 2-2 16-11
In First Sets 8-15 59-52
In Second Sets 8-14 65-41
In Third Sets 5-17 67-39
In Fourth Sets 5-5 31-26
In Fifth Sets 2-2 16-11
Wearing Blue 2-2
Wearing White 1-5
Wearing Yellow 1-1
Wearing Black 3-6
ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS
Kills Anna Logan Gillens 591
Sila Ozyurek 392
Assists Kennedi Inman 476
Aubrey Lyssy 241
Digs Cadence Nguyen 638
Taylor Holly 246
Blocks Raina Hughes 205
Sila Ozyurek 203
Aces Cadence Nguyen 48
Taylor Holly 29
NOV.
15
The Blue Hens are 11-8 on Nov. 15, last playing in 2024
against Elon - a 3-0 win. In 2019 against Northeastern,
Maria Bellinger moved into second place on Delaware’s
all-time kill list during a loss.
blue hen invitational recap
After losing to Virginia Tech,
Delaware won in straight sets
against Hampton and Le Moyne
on Saturday and Sunday. Inman
averaged 10.56 assists per set, the
most by a Conference USA player
during the week of Sept. 1-Sept, 7,
and had back-to-back matches
of 35 assists against Hampton
and Le Moyne.
Anna Logan Gillens had a strong
home-opening weekend with 4.44
kills per set. She had eight kills vs
Virginia Tech, 13 with a .333 hitting
percentage against Hampton, and
exploded for 19 kills against Le
Moyne. She also recorded her first
ever double-double by adding 12
digs against the Dolphins.
Against Hampton, Jayda Redd
had a career-high 12 kills and six
aces.
historical success
UD returned to prominence after
Kimberly Lambert was promoted
to head coach prior to the 2022
season. Delaware went to three-
straight CAA Championship
matches in its final three years in
the league and were tournament
champions in 2023 and regular
season champions in 2024. It
was UD’s seventh conference
tournament championship, fifth
CAA Tournament title, eighth
conference regular season
championship, and fifth CAA
regular season title. UD has won
at least 20 games in back-to-
back seasons for the first time
since 2009-11.
program records set
Since 2022, UD has set nine
individual or team program
records. These include conference
wins in a season (15, 2023 & 2024),
most consecutive wins (15, 2023),
consecutive conference wins (18,
2023-24), consecutive sets won
(2024), individual single-match
kills (38 - Lani Mason, Oct. 2,
2022), individual single-season
kills per set (5.03 - Mason, 2022).
awards and honors
Seven Blue Hens have been
recognized nationally, regionally,
and by the conference over
Lambert’s tenure. Mason was an
AVCA All-American Honorable
Mention (2022), AVCA All-Region
(2022), CAA Player of the Year
(2022), and ECAC Offensive
Player of the Year (2022). Lily
Rogers was CAA Setter of the
Year (2024), while Mason (2022),
Rogers (2024) and Kirah Johnson
(2024) were All-ECAC selections.
Delaware has also had three all-
conference selections in each of
the last two seasons for the first
time since 2011-12 and multiple all-
conference selections in at least
three-consecutive seasons for the
first time since 2006-12.
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LAST TIME A BLUE HEN...
Had at least 20 kills
Anna Logan Gillens - 26 Hofstra 10/26/24
Kirah Johnson - 20 Hofstra 10/26/24
Had at least 25 kills
Anna Logan Gillens - 26 Hofstra 10/26/24
Had at least 30 kills
Lani Mason - 30 11/6/22 vs W&M
Had at least 35 kills
Lani Mason - 38 10/2/22 vs Charleston
Had at least 50 assists
Lily Rogers - 50 10/27/24 vs Hofstra
Had at least 55 assists
Lily Rogers - 57 10/26/24 vs Hofstra
Had at least 60 assists
Ezgi Basaranlar - 65 11/5/22 vs W&M
Had at least 70 assists
Sadie Bjornstad - 78 11/5/98 vs Towson
Had at least 10 blocks
Sila Ozyurek - 10 11/7/25 vs WKU
Had at least 15 blocks
Karen Elterich - 15 10/4/1985 vs N.Y. Tech
Had at least 20 digs
Cadence Nguyen - 23 10/24/25 vs KSU
Had at least 25 digs
Eileen Gex - 26 10/1/23 vs Charleston
Had at least 30 digs
Andie Hanus - 32 10/25/19 vs UNCW
Had at least 35 digs
Taylor Hollingsworth - 35 10/16/16 vs JMU
Had at least 5 aces
Savannah Seemans - 6 11/15/24 vs Elon
Had at least 7 aces
Megan Welch - 7 9/25/06 vs Marist
Had at least 10 aces
Pam Chorley - 10 10/29/80 vs Lehigh
Had a triple-double
Lily Rogers 10/2/22 vs Charleston
11 kills, 19 assists, 17 digs
Had at least 20 kills and 20 digs
Lani Mason 10/2/22 vs Charleston
38 kills, 24 digs
Had at least 50 assists and 5 kills
Lily Rogers 9/15/24 vs Howard
51 assists, 5 kills
Had at least 50 assists and 20 digs
Lily Rogers 10/26/24 vs Hofstra
57 assists, 20 digs
big shoes to fill
The Blue Hens will look to fill big
shoes this season after losing
five key members from the 2024
team. Savannah Seemans, Kirah
Johnson, Lily Rogers, Hannah
Wright, Emily Chrysolgelos, and
Mackenzie Sobczyk were all
lost to graduation, and former
all-rookie selection Gha’Naye
Whitfield-Moss transferred to
Mississippi State.
Seemans played in every set
of every match during her five-
year career, and is one of four
players in program history with at
least 200 career aces and eighth
player with at least 1,000 kills and
1,000 digs.
Johnson is a two-time all-
conference selection and ranks in
the top five in program history in
blocks per set, total blocks, and
hitting percentage.
Rogers was the CAA Setter of
the Year in 2024 and became the
first CAA player to earn Offensive
Player of the Week twice as a
setter in the same season since
2011.
Wright played in 94 matches
and 334 sets for her career,
contributing defensively and on
the service line.
championship standards
Delaware became just the ninth
program in CAA history to reach
at least three consecutive CAA
Championship matches, joining
Towson (2019-23), James Madison
(2016-19, 1985-87), Charleston
(2013-15), Delaware (2010-12),
George Mason (2000-03, 1992-
97), and William & Mary (1984-91).
By defeating Towson in 2023 for
the title, UD upended the four-
time defending champions and
became the first team ever to win
two games against Towson in
SECU Arena in the same season.
newcomers
Transfers India Gantt (Dayton),
Sila Ozyurek (UMKC), and Fiona
Rigby (Syracuse) joined the
Blue Hens during the offseason.
Freshman Jayda Gray, Aubrey
Lyssy, and Thalia Yancey round
out the roster.
key returners
Delaware’s key returners from last
season include Anna Logan Gillens,
Cadence Nguyen, Raina Hughes,
and Taylor Holly.
Gillens was a second-team all
conference selection in 2024, the
only sophomore on a CAA all
conference team, and first Delaware
player in their true sophomore
season or earlier to earn all-
conference honors since Spring 2021,
and first in a full season since 2017.
Nguyen played in all 111 sets last
season and averaged 3.66, including
a career-high tying 24 in the CAA
Championship Match against
Charleston.
Hughes, in her second year as a Blue
Hen after three years at Syracuse,
hit .293 in 26 matches last season
and .321 in conference play. She
tied a career high with 15 kills while
hitting .448 in the semifinals of a
CAA Tournament win against third
seeded Towson.
Holly played in every match as a
freshman and had 1.80 digs per set.
Also returning is Dylan Norris, Asia
Murray, Kennedi Inman, Morgan
Campbell, Kristyn Membreno, and
Jayda Redd.
Murray had a strong start to her
freshman season in 2023, being
named CAA Co-Rookie of the Week
and CAA Defensive Player of the
Week in the first two weeks of her
playing career.
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new setter
Inman is expected to take over
as Delaware’s primary setter. The
Blue Hens have a long history of
successful setters, most recently
Rogers’ CAA Setter of the Year
season in 2024. Ezgi Basaranlar
(2019-23) finished her career with
3,946 assists and was a three-
time all-conference selection and
Delaware earned four CAA Setter
of the Year honors over a five
year span from 2007-11 - Megan
Welch (2007), Jess Chason (2009
2010), and Renee Tomko (2011).
new coaches
Following the addition of alumna
Addie Rivera to the coaching
staff before the 2024 season,
Lambert hired Lenika Vazquez as
associate head coach and Hunter
Ray as assistant coach during this
offseason.
Vazquez, who previously coached
at Northeastern and Canisius,
competed against the Blue Hens
during both schools’ time in the
CAA. Ray comes to Delaware
after stops at Southern Illinois, Ole
Miss, Texas State, and Northern
Iowa.
texas ties
UD has four players from
Texas, including three from San
Antonio (India Gantt, Aubrey
Lyssy, Thalia Yancey). Kennedi
Inman comes from Aubrey,
Texas. Delaware also previously
rostered Eileen Gex (Houston)
and Madelyn Grunza (Southlake)
as key members of its 2023
championship team.
Originally from Texas, Kimberly
Lambert played collegiately
at Texas A&M-Kingsville and
also began her coaching career
at Rice. She also coached at
Caldwell High School, for current
CUSA rival UTEP (2004 -05), and
was the head coach of Texas
A&M-Corpus Christi (2006-08).
power conference history
Delaware has played 31 programs
when they were in a power
conference. This season, the
Blue Hens have Kansas State on
the schedule (August 31) before
hosting Virginia Tech (Sept. 5).
This will be the first time a team
from a power conference comes
to Newark since West Virginia
played at the Bob Carpenter
Center twice in the COVID-
impacted Spring 2021 season.
Delaware split the two games
with the Mountaineers, winning
the second match 3-2. Current
assistant coach Addie Rivera
had 13 kills and hit .313 with eight
blocks in the win.
All-time, Delaware has played
115 matches against teams when
they were in a power conference
and own 33 wins - 12 coming
against Maryland in 43 matches.
Most commonly, Delaware has
played 75 matches against 11
ACC teams (Boston College,
Clemson, Duke, Florida State,
Maryland, Miami, North Carolina,
Pitt, Virginia, Virginia Tech, and
Wake Forest), 21 matches against
the Big Ten (Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State,
Minnesota, Northwestern, Penn
State, Purdue, and Wisconsin),
10 matches against the SEC
(Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri,
South Carolina, and Texas
A&M), and four matches against
the PAC-12 (Cal, Oregon, and
Stanford).
UD has 23 wins against the ACC,
four wins against the Big Ten, two
wins against the SEC, and one
win against the Big 12.
preseason honors
Anna Logan Gillens was named
to the Preseason Conference USA
Team and Delaware was picked
to finish third in the preseason poll.
The Blue Hens were picked behind
Western Kentucky and UTEP - two
NCAA Tournament teams from a
season ago.
LAMBERT ALL TIME VS OPPONENTS AT DELAWARE
American 0-1
California Baptist 1-0
Campbell 4-1
Charleston 4-2
Chicago State 1-0
Davidson 1-0
Elon 4-0
FIU 0-2
George Washington 1-0
Hampton 5-0
Hofstra 4-2
Howard 1-0
Iowa 0-1
Kansas State 0-1
Kennesaw State 0-2
Kent State 1-0
LA Tech 2-0
Lamar 1-0
Le Moyne 1-0
Liberty 0-2
Loyola (Md.) 1-0
Marist 1-0
Michigan 0-1
Middle Tennessee 2-0
Missouri 0-1
Niagara 1-0
New Mexico State 0-2
North Carolina A&T 2-0
Northeastern 6-0
Old Dominion 0-1
Penn 0-1
Rider 1-0
Robert Morris 1-0
Saint Peter’s 1-0
Sam Houston 0-0
San Jose State 0-1
Seton Hall 0-1
Stony Brook 5-1
Tarleton State 1-0
Temple 0-1
Towson 4-5
UMBC 0-2
UNCW 5-1
UTSA 1-0
Villanova 0-2
Virginia Tech 0-1
William & Mary 3-2
Winthrop 1-0
Western Kentucky 0-2
Wyoming 1-0
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turkish connection
Turkey native Sila Ozyurek joins
the Blue Hens after stops at UMKC
and Miami Dade CC. Delaware
has a history of Turkish players
joining the program, as former
setter Ezgi Basaranlar (2019-23)
hailed from Istanbul. Basaranlar
was a CAA All-Rookie selection
and three-time All-CAA selection.
ireland national team
Incoming transfer Fiona Rigby
spent her summer playing for
Ireland’s Senior Women’s National
Team. During the Small Countries
Association (SCA) Tournament, she
was named to the Super7 Team
after leading Ireland to a bronze
medal. She was one of two
players from Ireland named to the
All-Tournament team.
three-set matches
In three-set matches under
Kimberly Lambert entering
2025, Delaware is 32-7. UD has
only been swept by Towson in
2022 (three times), Villanova and
Missouri in 2023, San Jose State in
2024, and Kansas State in 2025.
peaking late
UD has regularly become a
tougher opponent the later the
season gets. In 2022, UD won
five of its final six games of the
season after starting the year
1-4. In 2023, the Delaware ripped
off 15-straight wins to end the
season before bowing out in the
NCAA Tournament to 8th-seeded
Missouri. UD stumbled out of the
gate in 2024 at 2-3 and suffered
a weekend sweep at William &
Mary in October. They then won
11 of their final 12 matches of the
season.
Overall, Delaware is 18-2 in
November under Lambert, with
the only two losses coming in the
CAA Championship match.
Since 2023, UD is 15-2 in the
month of October, and a
combined 28-4 in October and
November.
winning in conference play
Delaware has gone 40-12 in
conference games over Kimberly
Lambert’s first three seasons,
including 30-6 combined in
2023-24. UD won 18 consecutive
matches against CAA opponents
from Oct. 1, 2023-Sept. 28, 2024. It
was the longest streak by a CAA
team since Towson’s 21-match
win streak from 2019-Spring 2021.
reverse sweeps
The Blue Hens have a knack for
coming back after losing the first
two sets to win in five. They have
done so seven times over the last
three seasons. Delaware recorded
reverse sweep victories on Oct.
2, 2022 against Charleston, Nov.
17, 2022 against Charleston, Oct.
21, 2023 against Hofstra, Oct. 28,
2023 against UNCW, Oct. 1, 2023
against Charleston, Oct. 26, 2024
against Hofstra, and Oct. 10, 2025
against Middle Tennessee.
SET HIGHS
Kills, individual
Raina Hughes - 8 S1, LA TECH 10/4/25
Anna Logan Gillens - 8 S3, SPU 9/20/25
Anna Logan Gillens - 8 S2, PENN 9/19/25
Anna Logan Gillens - 7 S1, MTSU 10/11/25
Anna Logan Gillens - 7 S1, LEM 9/7/25
Jayda Redd - 7 S1, VU 9/13/25
Assists, individual
Kennedi Inman - 14 S2, UMBC 8/30/25
Kennedi Inman - 14 S2, LEM 9/7/25
Kennedi Inman - 14 S1, LEM 9/7/25
Kennedi Inman - 13 S3, HU 9/6/25
Kennedi Inman - 13 S1, HU 9/6/25
Digs, individual
Cadence Nguyen - 8 S2, KSU 10/24/25
Jayda Redd - 8 S3, MTSU 10/10/25
Cadence Nguyen S3, KSU 10/24/25
Cadence Nguyen - 7 S3, NMS 9/27/25
Fiona Rigby - 7 S3, SPU 9/20/25
Cadence Nguyen - 7 S3, SPU 9/20/25
Highest hitting percentage
.556 S5, MTSU 10/10/25
.542 S1, HU 9/6/25
.522 S1, NMS 9/26/25
.464 S2, SPU 9/20/25
.423 S4, LA TECH 10/3/25
Lowest hitting percentage allowed
-.130 S5, LA TECH 10/3/25
-.059 S2, LEM 9/7/25
-.031 S4, LA TECH 10/4/25
.027 S1, SPU 9/20/25
.040 S1, NMS 9/26/25
.040 S2, HU 9/6/25
Fewest points allowed in a set
11 S2, MTSU 10/11/25
11 S1, HU 9/6/25
12 S2, HU 9/6/25
12 S2, LEM 9/7/25
13 S4, LA TECH 10/3/25
13 S1, NMS 9/26/25
Most consecutive points scored
11 S2, LEM 9/7/25
9 S2, NMS 9/26/25
9 S1, HU 9/6/25
8 S2, SPU 9/20/25
7 S1, NMS 9/26/25
7 S2, HU 9/6/25
Category DEL NCAA CUSA SHSU NCAA CUSA
Aces per set 1.38 234th 10th 1.20 302nd 12th
Assists per set 10.45 295th 11th 11.05 251st 8th
Blocks per set 2.49 47th 1st 1.77 270th 11th
Digs per set 12.56 300th 12th 13.84 195th 6th
Kills per set 11.11 305th 11th 11.86 258th 9th
Total aces 110 255 12th 133 203 10th
Total assists 878 320th 12th 1,227 46th 3rd
Total blocks 209.5 121st 6th 197.0 168th 5th
Total digs 1,055 323rd 12th 1,122 225th 7th
Total kills 933 326th 12th 1,317 47th 3rd
Hitting Percentage .175 276th 10th .194 228th 7th
Opp. Hitting Percentage .225 247th 10th .244 308th 12
W-L PCT .304 285th 11th .370 252nd 10th
STATISTICAL COMPARISON
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NO. PLAYER CL. POS. HT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL
1 Raina Hughes Gr. Opp. 6-1 Williamstown, N.J. / Williamstown / Syracuse
2 Kristyn Membreno So. L 5-3 Miami, Fla. / John A. Ferguson
3 India Gantt Jr. MB 6-2 San Antonio, Texas / Holmes / Dayton
4 Fiona Rigby Jr. OH 6-0 Arlington, Mass. / Arlington /Syracuse / George Mason
5 Sila Ozyurek Gr. MB/RS 6-0 Kocaeli, Turkey / Bursa Sinav / UMKC / Miami Dade CCC
7 Kennedi Inman Jr. S 5-10 Aubrey, Texas / Braswell
9 Dylan Norris Sr. Opp. 6-2 Toano, Va. / Warhill
11 Jayda Redd So. OH 5-7 Orlando, Fla. / Timber Creek High School
12 Aubrey Lyssy Fr. S 5-10 San Antonio, Texas / James Madison
13 Taylor Holly So. L 5-1 Bear, Del. / St. Mark’s
17 Asia Murray Sr. OH/MB 6-2 Chicago, Ill. / Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
18 Morgan Campbell Jr. MB 5-11 Douglasville, Ga. / South Paulding High School
21 Thalia Yancey Fr. OH 6-0 San Antonio, Texas / Harlan
22 Anna Logan Gillens Jr. OH 5-10 West Columbia, S.C. / Cardinal Newman School
24 Cadence Nguyen Sr. L 5-3 Virginia Beach, Va. / Princess Anne
32 Jayda Gray Fr. L 5-8 Mechanicsburg, Penn. / Trinity
Head Coach: Kimberly Lambert (Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2001), Fourth Season
Associate Head Coach: Lenika Vazquez (Southern Illinois, 2001), First Season
Assistant Coach: Addie Rivera (Delaware, 2022), Second Season
Assistant Coach: Hunter Ray (Texas State, 2023), First Season
Assistant Coach: Ludovic Nkamji
# NAME POS.
18 Morgan Campbell MB
3 India Gantt MB
22 Anna Logan Gillens OH
32 Jayda Gray L
13 Taylor Holly L
1 Raina Hughes Opp
7 Kennedi Inman S
12 Aubrey Lyssy S
2 Kristyn Membreno L
17 Asia Murray OH/MB
24 Cadence Nguyen L
9 Dylan Norris Opp
5 Sila Ozyurek MB/RS
11 Jayda Redd OH
4 Fiona Rigby OH
21 Thalia Yancey OH
ALPHABETICAL
#1 - Raina Hughes RAIN-uh
#2 - Kristyn Membreno Mem-BREH-no
#5 - Sila Ozyurek SEE-luh AHZ-ur-rek
#12 - Aubrey Lyssy Lih-SEE
#21 - Thalia Yancey TAHL-ee-uh
#24 - Cadence Nguyen KAY-Dense WIN
Lenika Vazquez LEHN-ick-uh
Ludovic Nkamji LOO-duh-vick CALM-jee
PRO-NUN-SEE-AY-SHUNS
GRADUATES (2)
Raina Hughes
Sila Ozyurek
SENIORS (3)
Asia Murray
Cadence Nguyen
Dylan Norris
JUNIORS (5)
Morgan Campbell
India Gantt
Anna Logan Gillens
Kennedi Inman
Fiona Rigby
SOPHOMORES (3)
Taylor Holly
Kristyn Membreno
Jayda Redd
FRESHMEN (3)
Jayda Gray
Aubrey Lyssy
Thalia Yancey
ROSTER BY CLASS
Delaware (1)
1 Taylor Holly L
Florida (2)
2 Kristyn Membreno L
11 Jayda Redd OH
Georgia (1)
18 Morgan Campbell MB
Illinois (1)
17 Asia Murray OH/MB
Massachusetts (1)
4 Fiona Rigby OH
New Jersey (1)
1 Raina Hughes Opp
Pennsylvania (1)
32 Jayda Gray L
South Carolina (1)
22 Anna Logan Gillens OH
Texas (4)
3 India Gantt MB
7 Kennedi Inman S
12 Aubrey Lyssy S
21 Thalia Yancey OH
Turkey (1)
5 Sila Ozyurek MB/RS
Virginia (2)
24 Cadence Nguyen L
9 Dylan Norris Opp
GEOGRAPHICAL
HEAR OUR NAMES
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Overall Record 68-39
Home 32-16
Away 27-19
Neutral 9-5
Conference 44-22
Non-Conference 26-17
YEAR W-L PCT. CONF
2006 7-21 .250 6-12
2007 8-22 .267 4-12
2008 4-22 .125 2-14
2022 17-11 .607 10-6
2023 24-5 .828 15-3
2024 20-7 .741 15-3
2025 7-16 .304 4-10
TOTAL 86-104 .453 54-70
First career win: 3-0 vs Loyola Maryland
August 25, 2006
Postseason: 5-2 in Conference Tournament
Postseason: 0-1 in NCAA Tournament
Kimberly Lambert began her tenure as
head coach of the University of Delaware
volleyball program on February 21, 2022.
Lambert recently completed her eighth
season with the Blue Hens, her third
season as head coach.
In 2024, Delaware claimed the CAA
Regular Season Championship with a 15-3
record - the fifth regular-season title in
program history - and achieved a 20-7
overall record, despite graduating six
players from the 2023 CAA Tournament
Championship team. Lambert recorded
her 50th career win as Delaware’s head
coach, faster than anyone in program
history. She needed just 70 games,
surpassing Delaware Hall of Famer
Barbara Viera who reached 50 wins in 76
games. UD set a program record for most
consecutive set victories with 18 from
Nov. 2-16, and tied its conference wins
program record at 15. Delaware became
just the ninth team in CAA history to
reach at least three-consecutive CAA
Championship matches.
Lambert’s second year was one of the
most successful seasons in Blue Hens
history. Delaware made the NCAA
Tournament after winning its fifth CAA
Conference Tournament Championship
by defeating Towson on its home
court. Along the way, Delaware won 15
consecutive matches, the longest win
streak in program history. Delaware
also won a program-record 11 road
matches. Nationally, Delaware finished
22nd in aces per set (1.86), 37th in hitting
percentage (.257), and 20th in winning
percentage (.828). Savannah Seemans
finished nationally fifth in aces per set
(0.58) and total aces (64) and Lani Mason
finished 27th in aces per set (0.46) and
total aces (51).
In her first year as head coach, Lambert’s
team had a 17-11 record and went 10-6
in conference play. UD put together a
nine-match winning streak from Sept.
9 through Oct. 3, winning 27-of-31 sets
played, including 12-straight. The Blue
Hens advanced to its first CAA title
match since 2016 during the conference
tournament. Lani Mason was named
AVCA All-American Honorable Mention,
AVCA East All-Region, ECAC Offensive
Player of the Year, CAA Player of the
Year, CAA First-Team All-Conference,
CAA and All-Tournament selection
As associate head coach, Lambert has
helped coach the Blue Hens to two (CAA)
Tournament appearances, including a
semifinal showing in 2021.
Prior to Delaware, Lambert served as
the assistant coach at North Carolina
State and one season as the director of
operations from 2013-16. North Carolina
State won 20 matches in her final fall,
posted a school-record 13 Atlantic Coast
Conference victories.
Lambert spent four seasons as the top
assistant coach at Marshall from 2009-
12. While with the Herd, helped guide
Marshall to a 22-9 record in 2009.
Lambert served three seasons as the
head coach at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
from 2006-08, where she was one of the
youngest head coaches in Division I. She
coached the 2006 Southland Conference
Newcomer of the Year in Christie Feliz,
who ended her career as the school’s
leader in kills per set.
Lambert also served as the top assistant
at UTEP from 2004-05, where she
was the Miners’ recruiting coordinator,
defensive coordinator and outside
hitters coach. She was the head coach
at Caldwell (Texas) High School in 2003,
where she led the Lady Hornets to the
3A State semifinals. She was named the
District 18-3A Coach of the Year and the
Brazos Valley Area Coach of the Year.
She began her coaching career in 2002
as an assistant coach at Rice.
A native of Sugar Land, Texas, Lambert
played collegiately at Texas A&M-
Kingsville and earned a bachelor’s degree
in kinesiology in 2001. She was inducted
into the university’s athletics hall of fame
in 2022. As a student-athlete, she earned
All-Lone Star Conference honors in 1997,
1998, and 1999 and sits third in career kills,
fifth in season kills, third in career total
attacks, eighth in season total attacks,
second in single match total attacks, ninth
in career kills per set, second in career
service aces, fourth in career digs per set,
first in season digs per set, fifth in match
service aces, first in career digs, first in
season digs, second in match block solos,
second in career points, and eighth in
season points.
YEAR SCHOOL POSITION
2022-Pres. Delaware Head Coach
2017-22 Delaware Assistant/Associate Head Coach
2013-16 North Carolina State Assistant Coach/Director of Operations
2009-12 Marshall Assistant Coach
2006-08 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Head Coach
2004-05 UTEP Assistant Coach
2003 Caldwell High School (Texas) Head Coach
2002 Rice Assistant Coach
HEAD COACH KIMBERLY LAMBERT
AS DELAWARE HEAD COACH
Alma Mater: Texas A&M Kingsville ‘01
Year in Coaching: 23
Years as Head Coach: 6
LAMBERT YEAR-BY-YEAR
• ‘24 CAA Regular Season Champions
• ‘23 CAA Tournament Champions
• Fastest coach in Delaware history
to 50 career wins (70 games)
• Coached team to program records
in consecutive wins, consecutive
set victories, conference wins in a
season, and road wins in a season
• Texas A&M Kingsville Hall of Fame
NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS
HEAD COACH KIMBERLY LAMBERT
LAMBERT’S COACHING ASSIGNMENT
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Emma Stith Athletic Trainer
Mesiah Polycarpe Strength & Conditioning Coach
Michael Riccio Athletic Communications
James Coleman Academic Advisor
Hanalyn Podgurski Team Nutritionist
Claire Devine Sport Psychologist
ASSISTANT COACHES
SUPPORT STAFF
LENIKA VAZQUEZ
Vazquez was hired as
associate head coach
prior to the 2025
season. She comes
to Delaware after
spending five seasons
as the head coach
at Northeastern,
where she won 55
games and led the
program to four
CAA Tournament
appearances. Under
Vazquez’s guidance, Northeastern had
eight all-conference honorees - three
first-team and five second-team
selections - as well as four all-rookie
team selections. Notably, she coached
Samantha Shupe to a CAA Setter of the
Year honor in the spring of 2021. In 2022,
Northeastern won 10 conference games
for the first time since 2017. The Huskies
were also strong academically, having
received the AVCA Team Academic
Award.
Before her tenure at Northeastern,
Vazquez was the head coach of Canisius
for four seasons. Vazquez orchestrated an
impressive rebuild that saw the Golden
Griffins win at least 15 games in back-to-
back seasons in 2018 and 2019, the first
time Canisius did so since 2011 and 2012,
and led the Golden Griffins to consecutive
second-place finishes in the MAAC. She
mentored the 2018 MAAC Libero of the
Year and was able to coach and develop
six MAAC All-Rookie Team selections
in three years. Canisius also had three
First-Team All MAAC selections and five
second-team selections.
Prior to Canisius, Vazquez was an
assistant coach at Butler from 2012-
15 during one of the program’s most
successful periods. She helped the
Bulldogs to consecutive 20-win seasons,
had an All-American Honorable Mention,
three All-East Region selections, and four
all-conference honors.
Vazquez also has spent time as a head
coach at Chicago State and was an
assistant coach at South Suburban
College and Southern Illinois. Additionally,
she co-founded Illiana Explosive Volleyball
Club. As a player at Southern Illinois, she
was a four-year defensive specialist and
helped the Salukis to a 19-win season and
a third-place finish in the Missouri Valley
Conference in 1998.
ADDIE RIVERA
Rivera joined the
Delaware’s volleyball
staff as an assistant
coach on July 1, 2024.
Rivera’s first year on
staff as a Blue Hen
was highly successful,
as Delaware was
the CAA Conference
Co-Regular Season
Champion as it
finished with a record
of 20-7 and 15-3 in league play. The team
set numerous records and earned several
accolades, including most consecutive set
victories with 18 from Nov. 2-16 and tied
its conference wins program record at 15.
Its .741 winning percentage this season
ranked as the sixth-best in program
history.
Rivera returns to Delaware after spending
two seasons at Ole Miss, where she was
the Rebels’ Tech Coordinator in 2024
and a volunteer assistant in 2023. She
was responsible for advanced statistics
and film for the program and worked
directly with the coaching staff in putting
together scouting reports and detailed
analytics in match. She also assisted the
coaching staff in shifting the program
culture.
As a student-athlete for the Blue Hens,
Rivera appeared in 33 matches and
105 sets, totalling 192 career kills and 98
total blocks, leading the team in blocks
in back-to-back seasons. As a redshirt-
freshman in 2019, she appeared in 27
matches and 85 sets, and her season was
highlighted with a 17-kill match against
Hofstra in a first-round win of the CAA
Tournament. She also had a season-high
nine blocks at Incarnate Word on Sept.
13. During the 2020-21 season, she ranked
in the top-10 in the CAA in blocks per set,
posting a season-best eight against West
Virginia on March 29, to go along with a
season-high 13 kills.
A graduate of Emmaus High School in
Macungie, Pa., Rivera totaled nearly 800
kills and 250 blocks in her four years as
a varsity starter and was a multiple-time
all-conference, all-state, and all-district
selection.
HUNTER RAY
Ray joined Delaware
as assistant coach on
July 1, 2025.
Ray comes to
Delaware after
spending one season
at Southern Illinois,
where he assisted in
training the Cougars’
middle blockers
and setters. During
his time at SIUE, MB
Nicole Medlin earned second-team all-
conference honors and finished first in
the Ohio Valley in blocks per set. He also
helped organize recruiting operations
for prospective student-athletes, helped
coaches navigate the transfer portal, and
led film sessions for positional groups.
Prior to SIUE, Ray was a graduate
assistant at Ole Miss, where he
coordinated drill preparation while
assisting in recruiting and scouting duties.
Ray also possesses experience coaching
at the club level, serving as an assistant
coach with United VBA in New Braunfels,
Texas. He coordinated the development
of the U-15 National Level club with the
planning of practice and organized and
scheduled team tournaments.
Ray has also made stops at Texas State
and Northern Iowa. He was a practice
player for both programs and played for
both school’s club teams. At Texas State,
he was his squad’s team captain and led
the team in kills and aces. He was also
team captain at Northern Iowa. He holds
a degree in public health from Texas
State and in higher education from Ole
Miss.
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2025 CUSA Preseason Player of the Year
Kaya Weaver, UTEP
2025 CUSA Preseason All-Conference Team
Anna Logan Gillens, Delaware
Mandi Morioka, FIU
Kayla Williams, Jax State
Olivia Burrage, Kennesaw State
Manu Johnsen, Kennesaw State
Sara Pustahija, UTEP
Ema Uskokovic, UTEP
Danika Washington, UTEP
Kaya Weaver, UTEP
Callie Bauer, WKU
Alivia Skidmore, WKU
Izzy Van De Wiele, WKU
STA F F
Commissioner ...................................................Judy MacLeod
Deputy Comm. ................................................... Keisha Dunlap
Exec. Assoc. Comm. ..............................Dr. Robert Philippi
Sr Assoc. Comm. ................................................... Kelly Carney
Sr Assoc. Comm/Chief Legal Off. ..Grant Newton
Assoc. Comm, Sports Serv. .................. Kelly Gatwood
Assoc. Comm/Chief Revenue Off. .Drew Maulsby
Assoc. Comm, Business Affairs ....... D. Tia Randolph
Assoc. Comm, Football ..................................... Tre Stallings
Asst. Comm, Video & Production ................ Keith King
Asst. Comm., Mark. & Digital ............... Sarah Rudolph
Assoc. Dir., Strat. Comm. (VB) ...........Jessica Radford
Dir., Business Affairs & Admin. ............Christian Potier
Assoc. Director, Digital ....................................... Dane Lewis
Asst. Director, Digital ................................Addison Franklin
MM/Branding/Creative Services Consultant
............................................................................Erika Amstadt Hirschfield
Compliance and Student Services Consultant
......................................................................................Melissa Marchini
Senior Meeting & Events Consultant ...................................
...........................................................................................Carmen Locke
CONFERENCE USA
PRESEASON POLL
Rank School (First-Place Votes) Total
1. WKU (8) 118
2. UTEP (4) 114
3. Delaware 87
4. Kennesaw State 85
5. NM State 82
6. Liberty 73
7. FIU 50
8. Sam Houston 49
9. Missouri State 45
10. Middle Tennessee 44
11. Jacksonville State 33
12. Louisiana Tech 12
2025 CONFERENCE USA PRESEASON ALL CONFERENCE
Offensive Player of the Week
Sept: 1 - Paige Overcash, Liberty
Sept. 8 - Paige Overcash, Liberty
Sept. 15 - Paige Overcash, Liberty
Sept. 22 - Carly O’Brien, Liberty
Sept. 29 - Jenna Otts, Liberty
Oct. 6 - Manu Johnsen, Kennesaw State
Oct. 13 - Kira Givans, FIU
Oct. 20 - Alivia Skidmore, WKU
Oct. 27 - Maggie Lightheart, NM State
Nov. 3 - Danika Washington, UTEP
Nov. 10 - Torrance Lovesee, UTEP
Nov. 17 -
Defensive Player of the Week
Sept: 1 - Mandi Morioka, FIU
Sept. 8 - Luci Wilkinson, Jax State
Sept. 15 - Faith Young, WKU
Sept. 22 - Izzy Van De Wiele, WKU
Sept. 29 - Mandi Morioka, FIU, Kaya Weaver, UTEP
Oct. 6 - Luci Wilkinson, Jax State
Oct. 13 - Olivia Burrage, Kennesaw State
Oct. 20 - Tayler Baron, WKU
Oct. 27 - Magda Strambrowska, FIU
Nov. 3 - Olivia Burrage, Kennesaw State
Nov. 10 - Izzy Van De Wiele, WKU
Nov. 17 -
Setter of the Week
Sept: 1 - Mattie Gantt & Kalia Kohler, UTEP
Sept. 8 - Kalia Kohler, UTEP
Sept. 15 - Callie Bauer, WKU
Sept. 22 - Callie Bauer, WKU
Sept. 29 - Savannah Cook, FIU
Oct. 6 - Callie Bauer, WKU
Oct. 13 - Callie Bauer, WKU
Oct. 20 - Callie Bauer, WKU
Oct. 27 - Kaeley Walz, Kennesaw State
Nov. 3 - Callie Bauer, WKU
Nov. 10 - Mattie Gantt & Kalia Kohler, UTEP
Nov. 17 -
Freshmen of the Week
Sept: 1 - Kaira Knox, WKU
Sept. 8 - Peyton McKee, Missouri State
Sept. 15 - Kaira Knox, WKU
Sept. 22 - Chloe Monson, Sam Houston
Sept. 29 - Raegan Durbin, Middle Tennessee
Oct. 6 - Sonja Laaksonen, WKU
Oct. 13 - Charlee Solomon, Jax State
Oct. 20 - Hannah Gardner, Missouri State
Oct. 27 - Rebekah Pfefferkorn, FIU
Nov. 3 - Kaira Knox, WKU
Nov. 10 - Charlee Solomon, Jax State
Nov. 17 -
2025 CONFERENCE USA WEEKLY AWARDS
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vs UMBC Inman Norris Redd Murray Campbell Gillens Nguyen
at Kansas State Inman Norris Redd Murray Campbell Gillens Nguyen
Virginia Tech Inman Norris Redd Murray Campbell Gillens Nguyen
Hampton Gantt Inman Norris Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
Le Moyne Gantt Inman Norris Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
at Old Dominion Gantt Inman Norris Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
vs Villanova Ozyurek Inman Norris Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
Penn Ozyurek Inman Norris Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
Saint Peter’s Rigby Inman Redd Murray Campbell Gillens Nguyen
New Mexico State Rigby Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
New Mexico State Rigby Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
at LA Tech Rigby Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
at LA Tech Ozyurek Inman Norris Murray Yancey Gillens Nguyen
Middle Tennessee
Ozyurek Inman Norris Murray Yancey Gillens Nguyen
Middle Tennessee
Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Yancey Gillens Nguyen
at FIU Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Yancey Gillens Holly/Membreno
at FIU Hughes Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Gillens Holly/Membreno
at Kennesaw State
Hughes Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
at Kennesaw State
Hughes Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
Liberty Hughes Ozyurek Inman Redd Murray Gillens Nguyen
Liberty Ozyurek Norris Redd Lyssy Murray Gillens Nguyen
at WKU Ozyurek Norris Redd Lyssy Murray Gillens Nguyen
at WKU Hughes Ozyurek Redd Lyssy Murray Gillens Nguyen
Sam Houston
Sam Houston
delaware
STARTERS BY GAME
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OPP KILLS ASSISTS DIGS BLOCKS ACES
vs UMBC Norris (12) Inman (39) Redd (11) Murray (8)
Nguyen, Inman, Campbell (1)
at Kansas State Norris (10) Inman (26) Redd (8) Murray (2)
Nguyen (1)
Virginia Tech Gillens (8) Inman (25) Nguyen, Inman (9) Norris (2)
Rigby (2)
Hampton Gillens (13) Inman (35) Nguyen (9) Murray (6)
Redd (6)
Le Moyne Gillens (19) Inman (35) Gillens (12) Murray, Norris (3)
Membreno (4)
at Old Dominion
Gillens, Murray (8)
Inman (19) Inman, Holly (9) Murray, Gillens (3)
Rigby (2)
vs Villanova Redd (11) Inman (25) Nguyen, Inman (9) Gillens (3)
Nguyen, Gillens, Holly (1)
Penn Gillens (17) Inman (19) Nguyen (9) Murray (4)
Membreno (1)
Saint Peter’s Gillens (19) Inman (25) Nguyen (22) Murray (7)
Inman, Rigby (2)
New Mexico State Gillens (18) Inman (26) Nguyen (12) Norris (8)
Nguyen (3)
New Mexico State Hughes (9) Inman (14) Nguyen (15)
Hughes, Gantt, Ozyurek (3)
Nguyen (4)
at LA Tech Gillens, Norris (15) Inman (25) Nguyen, Inman (16) Murray (5)
Holly, Lyssy (3)
at LA Tech Gillens (14) Inman (19) Nguyen (13) Murray (5)
Yancey (2)
Middle Tennessee Hughes (14) Lyssy (22) Nguyen (18) Ozyurek (6)
Redd (4)
Middle Tennessee Gillens (12) Lyssy (15) Nguyen (18) Ozyurek (7)
Nguyen, Murray (2)
at FIU Gillens (10) Inman (15) Redd (7) Murray, Ozyurek (3)
Holly, Redd (1)
at FIU Hughes (9) Inman (16) Holly (13) Murray (5)
Holly, Redd, Lyssy, Yancey (1)
at Kennesaw State Gillens (17) Inman (22) Nguyen (23) Murray (6)
Holly, Lyssy (1)
at Kennesaw State Gillens, Norris (11) Lyssy (18) Inman (14) Muray (8)
Nguyen (3)
Liberty Norris (11) Lyssy (24) Nguyen (18) Ozyurek (6)
Inman (2)
Liberty Ozyurek (8) Lyssy (15) Nguyen (9) Murray (6)
Yancey (1)
at WKU Gillens (9) Lyssy (17) Nguyen (12) Ozyurek (10) Nguyen, Inman, Lyssy (1)
at WKU Gillens (10) Inman (10) Nguyen (10) Murray, Gillens (4) Yancey (2)
Sam Houston
Sam Houston
delaware
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GAME BY GAME BOX SCORES
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GAME BY GAME BOX SCORES
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SEASON STATS
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SEASON STATS
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NCAA RANKINGS
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TV ROSTER
3
India
Gantt
Jr.
MB | 6-2
San Antonio, Texas
Holmes (Dayton)
1
Raina
Hughes
Gr.
Opp. | 6-1
Williamstown, N.J.
Williamstown (Syracuse)
4
Fiona
Rigby
Jr.
OH | 6-0
Arlington, Mass.
Arlington (Syracuse)
9
dylan
norris
Sr.
OPP | 6-2
Toano, Va.
Warhill
11
Jayda
Redd
So.
OH | 5-7
Orlando, Fla.
Timber Creek
7
Kennedi
Inman
So.
S | 5-10
Aubrey, Texas,
Braswell
12
Aubrey
Lyssy
Fr.
S | 5-10
San Antonio, Texas
James Madison
17
asia
murray
Sr.
OH/MB | 6-2
Chicago, Ill.
Baltimore Polytechnic
18
Morgan
Campbell
Jr.
MB | 5-11
Douglassville, Ga.
South Paulding
13
Taylor
Holly
So.
L | 5-1
Bear Del.
St. Mark’s
21
Thalia
Yancey
Fr.
OH | 6-0
San Antonio, Texas
Harlan
Addie
Rivera
Assistant Coach
2nd
Season
Delaware, ‘22
Hunter
Ray
Assistant Coach
1st
Season
Texas State, ‘23
Lenika
Vazquez
Associate Head Coach
1st Season
Southern Illinois ‘01
32
Jayda
Gray
Fr.
L | 5-8
Mechanicsburg, Penn.
Trinity
22
Anna Logan
gillens
Jr.
OH | 5-10
West Columbia
Cardinal Newman
kimberly
lambert
Head Coach
4th Season
Texas A&M-
Kingsville ‘01
24
cadence
Nguyen
Sr.
L | 5-3
Virginia Beach,Va.
Princess Anne
2
Kristyn
membreno
So.
L | 5-3
Miami, Fla.
John A. Ferguson
Ludovic
Nkamji
Assistant Coach
5
Sila
Ozyurek
Gr.
MB/RS. | 6-0
Kocaeli, Turkey
Bursa Sinav (UMKC)